Martin Thanks for the tips!

A few tips..

I serve full time as a Staff Sergeant in the US Air Force.

Some properties have great numbers in horrible areas that lead to high turnover, lower quality tenants, and other areas.

I can't speak for other rehabbers, but I'd never want to live in a house that I rehabbed myself...and I certainly wouldn't be comfortable selling a house I rehabbed myself to someone else.All of my contractors have many years of experience in their areas of specialty, and to think I could replicate their quality of work after reading a book or watching a YouTube video is ridiculous.The only work I'd consider doing myself is the stuff I could pay someone $10-15/hour to do (demo, doorknobs, etc)...and I'm pretty sure my time is worth more than $10-15/hour.Just my $.02, and I know others may not agree (though I think they'd agree they wouldn't want to live in a house I rehabbed :-)...

Thanks, also, for all the tips on why this wasn't a serious scene.

I no longer have any of the other 4, they weren't bought for their investment qualities, and we're spread out from OH to CO, so would have required absentee management.

A few tips..

Cable is another option, but the programming is limited.PPC and Direct Mail are our two key drivers that produce quality leads at a reasonable cost.

Martin his findings as an examiner, I'm pretty sure compliance types just throw their hands up in the air and say...oh, well, the borrower transferred title, no big deal, let's go eat lunch!